Radar do Mercado
Resumo diário completo com análise técnica e fundamental dos mercados globais, incluindo movimentos em Forex, ações, metais e decisões macroeconômicas relevantes.
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Asia Market Wrap - Asian Stocks Advance Most Read: USD/JPY Price Outlook: Key Levels, BoJ, and Political Risks Asian stocks advanced as tech stocks continue to drive the rally. It seems the deal between Advanced Micro Devices and OpenAI gave investors a boost. The MSCI Asian‑Pacific Index was up about 0.3 percent, touching a record level. Japanese shares kept climbing, while worldwide markets also nudged toward peaks. Yet worries about a US government shutdown and turmoil in France seemed to push some people toward safe assets. Gold and Bitcoin both hit fresh highs. A sign that concerns still linger? Tech firms still anchor the global rise. The AMD‑OpenAI partnership c…
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The Perth Mint refines more gold annually than many countries produce, yet many investors overlook this 125-year-old powerhouse. Established during Australia’s gold rush, the Western Australian institution has since become a globally recognized leader in bullion. With government backing, rigorous authentication standards, and exceptional quality control, its gold bars, silver coins, and bullion products stand apart. This article explores Perth Mint’s role in global precious metals markets and why its products are essential to sophisticated investment portfolios. What Is the Perth Mint? Perth Mint is one of the world’s most significant precious metals institutions, combin…
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Providing an update on Litecoin’s daily technical setup, Cryptowzrd noted in a recent X post that LTC closed the session indecisively as LTCBTC responded to a spike in Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D). With Bitcoin continuing to dictate overall market direction, the analyst mentioned plans to monitor LTC’s intraday chart for a potential quick scalp opportunity. LTCBTC Shows Early Bullish Signs Despite Caution In his analysis, Cryptowzrd observed that both Litecoin (LTC) and LTCBTC closed the day with indecisive daily candles, reflecting market hesitation. Despite this uncertainty, LTCBTC managed to close slightly in the green, which could be an early sign of shifting momentum. …
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Avalanche (AVAX) is starting to flash signs of a potential trend reversal as a clear double bottom pattern forms on the weekly chart. With price action building strength, bulls now have their sights set on the next key Fibonacci resistance zone. Double Bottom Strengthens: Can Fibonacci Levels Hold? In a recent analysis of the weekly chart posted on X, The Boss, a market analyst, highlighted that Avalanche is currently establishing a solid technical foundation. He noted the emergence of a clear double bottom formation, often considered a reliable reversal signal when confirmed. According to The Boss, if this bullish pattern continues to play out, traders should keep an…
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Bitcoin’s recent price action has drawn renewed attention as the asset attempts to rebound from last week’s decline. Following its July peak above $123,000, BTC experienced a downturn, hitting lows around $112,000 over the weekend. However, the latest data now suggest a gradual recovery in progress, with the cryptocurrency trading above $116,000 at the time of writing. Despite this modest rebound, some analysts are warning that underlying market sentiment could be pointing to a potential correction. Recent insights from contributors on the CryptoQuant QuickTake platform highlight signs of increasing optimism among traders, particularly on Binance. The balance between l…
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The potential integration of Bitcoin (BTC), the world’s largest cryptocurrency, into the United States 401(k) retirement plans could open the door to a $12 trillion investment pool, marking a significant shift in mainstream adoption. With millions of Americans contributing to this plan every two weeks, even a small allocation to Bitcoin could create a steady, long-term inflow of capital far exceeding the impact of spot Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). Bitcoin To Break Into 401(k) Retirement Market Bitcoin’s possible entry into the US $12 trillion 401(k) investment options could represent one of the largest structural inflows in the asset’s history. Tom Dunleavy, the Head of…
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XRP’s market presence is gaining strength in 2025, and technical analysis is pointing to a significant divergence from Bitcoin and Ethereum. Recent technical analyses and market structure shifts indicate that XRP is moving along its own bullish path, and its dominance level has been climbing in the past few months. Technical analysis of the XRP/BTC pair and market cap dominance shows a breakout that could set the tone for XRP in the coming weeks and months, even as it is battling an important short-term support level at $3.22. XRP/BTC Pair Shows Decoupling Momentum According to a breakdown of the XRP/BTC pair by crypto analyst Dark Defender on the social media platfor…
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Solana Lifts Block Capacity to Manage More Traffic Solana has increased its block capacity by 20 percent in response to growing transaction volume. The change bumps the limit from 50 million to 60 million compute units per block, giving the network more room to process activity during busy periods. The update was proposed and approved under SIMD-0256 and went live on July 23. Why Compute Units Matter Compute units measure how much work a transaction requires. A simple token transfer takes up very little. Something more complex, like a multi-swap or an advanced DeFi interaction, uses more. The more units per block, the more transactions that can fit before things start ge…
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Markets have opened the week with relatively subdued movements as players brace for tomorrow's major US CPI release. It will be the first US major data since past Tuesday's Services PMI which missed and sent the US Dollar into another round of downside correction. Since the US Weekly opening bell, Equity markets have failed to hold their overnight future highs as profit-taking sets ahead of the CPI data. For those who haven't taken a look, the Headline CPI is expected at a +0.2% print (to +2.8% y/y) and a core print of +0.3% to +3% year-over-year. Any beat (+0.1 %) will send markets ablaze, and participants may start to price out the September cut. You can check out s…
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Are bouyant markets due for a reality check? U.S. Tariffs: Markets Stay Calm, But Inflation and Stagflation Risks Loom Global markets have so far shrugged off the latest round of U.S. tariffs, a stark contrast to the panic selling that followed the Liberation Day reciprocal tariffs announcement. But beneath the calm, questions are piling up. With higher tariff rates imposed on August 7, 2025, the real economic impact has yet to hit. Is Wall Street trading with blinders on, betting on political reversals, or simply hoping the fallout will be contained? NAS100 Weekly Chart Why the Calm May Be Misleading Is this the calm before the inevitable storm? Jobs Market …
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Over the past weeks, the altcoins’ season (or the altseason) seems to be the biggest narrative in the digital asset market, leading virtually all conversations amongst the crypto crowd. This narrative is beginning to feel even more organic due to the strong performances of the largest altcoins, ETH and XRP, in recent weeks. Ethereum, the “king of altcoins,” has been on a relatively significant run in the last two months, reclaiming the $4,000 mark for the first time since December 2024. Meanwhile, the price of XRP has returned above $3, surging by more than 10% in the past week. However, the latest on-chain observation points that the altcoin season might only just be w…
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Century Aluminum (NASDAQ:CENX) announced Thursday it plans to restart over 50,000MT of idled production at its Mt. Holly smelter in South Carolina. The company said it will invest approximately $50 million in the effort, creating over 100 new jobs and boosting US domestic aluminum production by almost 10%. The restart will enable the plant, currently operating at 75% capacity, to achieve full production by June 30, 2026, a level not seen since 2015. The restart, it said comes as a direct result of President Trump’s application of Section 232 tariffs for primary aluminum, most recently increasing the tariffs to 50% on aluminum imports without exceptions or…
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Last Friday’s US July Employment Situation release has delivered the kind of statistical jolt that rarely shows up outside crises, forcing traders to re-evaluate both the macro outlook and Bitcoin’s near-term path. Payrolls grew by just 73,000, but the shock lay in the record-large negative revisions: May and June were marked down by a combined 258,000 jobs, slicing the three-month hiring average to 35,000 and erasing nearly all of the second-quarter’s reported momentum. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that revisions of that magnitude have been seen only during the Covid collapse. Is Bitcoin Really Facing A Black Swan Event? Bloomberg Economics chief US economist An…
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MetaMask, one of the most widely used Web3 wallets with over 100 million users, has officially integrated the Sei Network, a Layer-1 blockchain known for its speed and scalability. This major update now allows users to access Sei’s decentralized applications (dApps), tokens, NFTs, and perform SEI transactions directly from MetaMask, without the need for third-party tools or bridges. With this integration, the total number of supported blockchains in MetaMask rises to 11, further strengthening its position as a leading multi-chain wallet. A dedicated Sei section within the MetaMask Portfolio now offers users a smooth entry point to the network’s gaming, DeFi, and NFT ec…
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The Bitcoin price has been enjoying some form of resurgence over the past week, returning above the significant $115,000 level again. The premier cryptocurrency briefly crossed the $117,000 mark on Friday, August 8, capitalizing on recent bullish developments in the United States. On Thursday, August 7, United States President Donald Trump signed an executive order allowing cryptocurrency investment in 401(k) plans. The Bitcoin price rallied on the back of this positive development and looks set to continue this ascent back to its current all-time high. Why 118,000 Might Be Crucial For Bull Run Resumption In a recent post on the social media platform X, prominent crypto…
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Analysts are increasingly calling for the start of altseason as Ethereum posts massive gains and a wave of altcoins surges across the market. Over the past days, bullish momentum has pushed many digital assets higher, with price structures showing clear signs of strength. For many traders, this is the moment they’ve been waiting for—the long-anticipated shift where altcoins outperform Bitcoin and deliver outsized returns. Ethereum’s recent breakout above key resistance levels has added fuel to the narrative, with large-cap and mid-cap altcoins following in its footsteps. The market’s renewed optimism has sparked speculation that the altseason cycle, where capital rotate…
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The energy commodity hasn't had its best performance this year. Oil got caught in the mix of many geopolitical headwinds between large supply from OPEC+ for internal reorganization (they want to force out some producing countries of the organization), Russia flooding the Market to pay for its war, downward revised global outlooks and tensions in the Middle East. Such volatile events are tough to predict and their effects are even tougher to predict – But one thing stands: Oil always found sellers during the first 8 months of this year. Now, Trump and Putin are supposed to meet in person ahead of a deadline that would impose gigantic tariffs on Russian exports as a mena…
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Bitcoin’s march to reclaim the $120,000 milestone again is gaining pace with a combination of tightening supply and interesting events around the world. Harvard University recently revealed its $116.6 million allocation to BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF. Meanwhile, El Salvador is welcoming Bitcoin-focused investment banks, while regulatory delays have put Japan’s first crypto ETF on hold. El Salvador Opens Door To Bitcoin Investment Banks El Salvador has passed a landmark Investment Banking Law that allows regulated investment banks, which are distinct from commercial lenders, to hold Bitcoin and other digital assets on their balance sheets. These institutions will cate…
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Desert Gold Ventures (TSXV: DAU) is proposing a modest project compared to peers in junta-led Mali to build on smaller costs and scale. Named after the Senegal Mali Shear Zone it sits on, the open-pit SMSZ would cost $15 million to start mining part of the resource, according to a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) released Thursday. SMSZ has an after-tax net present value of $24 million and the after-tax internal rate of return would be 34%. SMSZ is about 460 km west of the capital Bamako. “With less that 10% of the SMSZ project’s gold resources incorporated into this study, there is tremendous opportunity to improve project economics and materially grow this …
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On August 9, Ethereum (ETH) did what it hadn’t done since last December: it breached the $4,000 mark and has held steady above $ 4,100. However, does the case present for it to be the best crypto to buy now? It climbed 6.38% throughout the day and at one point reached $4332, before sliding down to $4208, where it is currently trading EthereumPriceMarket CapETH$509.43B24h7d30d1yAll time What’s more, some crypto analysts are now anticipating ETH to climb back to its November 2021 all-time high of $4,878, making it the best crypto to buy now, with crypto trader Ted sharing on X that a breakout is imminent. A sustained momentum above the $122k mark could carry forward …
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Log in to today's North American session recap for August 7, 2025. Today's huge turn in the US stocks have sent another round of confusion in the daily cross-asset picture. Global stock indices were onto another strong session which lasted all the way to the North American opening bell, with Nasdaq, S&P 500 and the Dow Jones all opening strongly before giving up all their gains, reacting at key technical levels. Read More: Dow Jones and major US indices drop from key levels – Technical Outlook In other asset classes, the picture is not less confusing: Cryptocurrencies, traditionally seen as risk-assets are performing strongly with ETH dragging digital asse…
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I Buy the Dip, Sell the Blip — What Does It Mean? What Does It Mean to Buy the Dip or Sell the Blip in Trading? Have you ever heard the phrase “buy the dip” or “sell the blip” and wondered what it really means? While interpretations vary, the core idea is simple yet powerful: One side of the market is stronger, and that’s the side you want to trade with. Whether you’re a day trader or swing trader, this concept helps you enter with momentum after a temporary price pullback. Let’s break it down. What Does It Mean to Buy the Dip or Sell the Blip in Trading? Understanding Market Momentum and Retracements Markets move in waves, and a trend builds momentum by crea…
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In the shadow of Quebec’s Abitibi Greenstone Belt, just west of Val-d’Or, lies a mine that built an empire, LaRonde. To the casual observer, it looks like any other shaft: headframes, processing plants, and tailings ponds. But in Canadian mining, LaRonde is more than infrastructure. It’s where persistence, risk, and geology combined to shape a company. The humble beginnings: Dumagami days Before it became LaRonde, the site was known as Dumagami, a modest underground operation that few believed could be a major producer. The mineralization was promising, but the complexity kept larger players away. By the late 1980s, under General Manager Ebe Scherkus, Dumag…
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The Perth Mint refines more gold annually than many countries produce, yet many investors overlook this 125-year-old powerhouse. Established during Australia’s gold rush, the Western Australian institution has since become a globally recognized leader in bullion. With government backing, rigorous authentication standards, and exceptional quality control, its gold bars, silver coins, and bullion products stand apart. This article explores Perth Mint’s role in global precious metals markets and why its products are essential to sophisticated investment portfolios. What Is the Perth Mint? Perth Mint is one of the world’s most significant precious metals institutions, combin…
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The US markets have seen a surge of digital coins. Millions of Americans now hold tokens in their wallets. Blocking all of it suddenly would be nearly impossible. At the same time, leaving this sector with no rules puts everyday investors in harm’s way. Why Ban Is Off The Table According to Bloomberg columnist Matt Levine, outright banning crypto is off the table. He points out that tens of millions of people own digital assets today. Pulling the plug now would ripple through trading platforms, payment apps, and even major Wall Street firms. Levine argues that such a move would simply drive innovation and jobs offshore. Hostile Past Still Looms Under former SEC Chair …
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